PORT HAWKESBURY: A much discussed leadership school that was cancelled due to the pandemic, will now be taking place next month. The Leadership School for Local Government for Women, originally scheduled for May 1...
ANTIGONISH: A recent report lists a living wage for the average local family. On December 18, the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives–Nova Scotia, in partnership with the Antigonish Poverty Reduction Coalition, released a report entitled “Working for a Living, Not...
INVERNESS: Water issues in Inverness County were mulled over by councillors during their regular monthly meeting on April 9. Funding of the county’s water capital was one of the matters discussed and, as a result, it was decided the cost...
PORT HOOD: A stalemate of opinions regarding the proposed expansion of the Margaree airport has Inverness Municipal Council considering recruiting a facilitator to help the six-person municipal unit decide its official position on the matter. “We seem to be going...
MULGRAVE: The town office building is coming down. Mulgrave Chief Administrative Office (CAO) Jim Davis said the Town of Mulgrave’s offices moved into one of the units at the Strait of Canso Superport Corporation units. Davis said the council meetings are...
ANTIGONISH: It may have been a long time coming, some 30-years in the works, but the construction of a world-class skate park is finally within view for the community of Antigonish. Reaching this point has taken persistent drive from the...
CANSO: An application has been filed to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board for the transfer of the assets of the Canso Electric Light Utility (CEU) from the Municipality of the District of Guysborough to...
ANTIGONISH: The local courthouse is getting a facelift. During the regular meeting of council for the Municipality of the County of Antigonish on March 9, councillors voted to issue a tender for repairs to the Antigonish...
ANTIGONISH: A new program aimed to help recent post-secondary graduates connect with businesses, received provincial funding during their launch event at the Antigonish CACL Community Centre on August 1. Young people and new Nova Scotians in the Strait region will...
ST. PETER’S: A group wanting to re-affirm the reproductive rights of women has put-up two signs here to drive their point home. Two new “Pro-Choice” signs were erected this summer at each end of...




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